Singapore: Technology

Singapore and Hong Kong continue to regulate artificial intelligence through existing laws and voluntary frameworks rather than comprehensive AI statutes, but the first half of 2026 has brought sharper emphasis on practical controls including agentic AI governance, assurance and testing, financial-sector oversight and cyber resilience. Both jurisdictions are building concrete expectations around risk management, transparency, human accountability and operational safeguards while avoiding horizontal AI legis

As businesses in Singapore increasingly adopt AI and generative AI tools, contracting decisions now require a deeper understanding of how these systems are built, used and governed. This article examines how customers can approach pre-contractual diligence when evaluating the use or licensing of a supplier's AI technology in a business-to-business context, exploring key considerations around data, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance.

Singapore's competition regulator has confirmed that businesses remain fully accountable for antitrust violations arising from their AI systems, regardless of whether the technology is developed internally or purchased from external vendors.

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Professionals obsess over AI model capabilities while overlooking a critical operational problem: most still don't know how to properly instruct AI in patent workflows. This article examines why structured prompting discipline, not better models, determines the quality of AI-assisted invention harvesting and patent drafting.

As businesses in Singapore increasingly adopt AI and generative AI tools, contracting decisions now require a deeper understanding of how these systems are built, used and governed. This article examines how customers can approach pre-contractual diligence when evaluating the use or licensing of a supplier's AI technology in a business-to-business context, exploring key considerations around data, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance.

The Singapore High Court has, for the first time, set out clear guidance on how to determine the valuation date for damages in cryptocurrency disputes.

The Madras High Court verdict in Rhutikumari v. Zanmai Labs Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. 2025:MHC:2437, has been widely cited for its observation that cryptocurrency in a WazirX wallet constitutes...

There are a number of reasons to be excited about the Asia Pacific Data Center (DC) market. Capacity has been growing at 15% CAGR since 2020, and is forecast to grow at 22% CAGR between 2025 and 2030.